Investigators said a 17-year-old girl immediately reported she was raped by an unknown man on Feb. 7.

Police said there are no warrants out for the man, but detectives want to identify him so they can talk to him.

"Our victim gave our forensic artist a description of the subject that she was with the evening she was raped. This is the rendition of that the artist has come up with. We don't know a name. We don't know an address. And so we're hoping our viewers out there can identifty this subject so we can speak with him," said Radcliff police spokesman Bryce Shumate.

The man is described as being in his 20s with a thin build, goatee and shoulder-length dreadlocks.

He has a tattoo on his right hand and was wearing black-and-white Griffey tennis shoes.

He was last seen wearing a gray knit cap, black jacket and rubber-type bracelets on his right wrist and a rubber band on his left wrist. He had a wedding band on his left hand and a deep voice.

Police said he was driving a dark-colored SUV with tinted windows and two car seats in the backseat.

The teen said she also saw a small semi-automatic pistol in the vehicle, but it wasn't used to threaten her.